Entries by Mississippi Team

Lineworkers showcase their skills at the 2024 rodeo

Being a lineman is not easy. It’s not a job for the faint of heart. It requires both physical and mental dexterity and stamina. It’s hard work, especially during restoration efforts following a major storm, so being prepared and properly trained is essential. In addition to the rigorous training completed prior to being hired, linemen first serve as an apprentice.

Savings and successes: Entergy Mississippi’s reliability wins

Providing customers with power they can depend on, at a price they can afford is a longstanding mission of Entergy Mississippi. Data shows the efforts the company has put forth to maintain reliability and affordability over the years have yielded great results – allowing more investment in infrastructure and better performance.

Ensure your comfort this summer with an A/C tune-up at no additional cost

Did you know that, according to ENERGY STAR®, in the average American household, almost half of the annual energy bill goes to heating and cooling? Summer is approaching, and you can keep your home comfortable without any compromise. Our A/C Tune-up Program is here to help you get ready for the hot days ahead and keep you comfortable all summer long. You may be eligible for an air conditioning tune-up at no additional cost through Entergy Mississippi, which goes beyond a regular seasonal check-up. Our participating trade ally will assess your system’s performance and make any necessary adjustments to ensure maximum efficiency, increase comfort, and save on energy costs.

Electric vehicle charging now available at Hinds Community College

First community college campus in Mississippi with EV charging stationsnJACKSON, Miss. – Hinds Community College is leading the state as the first community college campus with an electric vehicle charging station. Six chargers were installed on the Raymond campus in February, as the first site of Adopt a Charger’s Charge Up! Mississippi initiative. The program is supported by a $160,000 grant from Entergy’s Environmental Initiatives Fund.